Orange County

Orange County has 4 jails and one holding facility under its administration: Intake & Release Center, Central Men’s Jail and Central Women’s Jail, Theo Lacy Facility, James A. Musick Facility, and Court Holding Facility. The county has the capacity to hold 8,164 people.

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05.17.2021 • Orange County • Full Story
In the future
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05.11.2021 • Orange County • Segment
Grown men cry
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05.11.2021 • Orange County • Segment
Weren’t separated
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05.11.2021 • Orange County • Full Story
Call from Orange County Central Men’s Jail, May 11, 2021, #262
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05.01.2021 • Orange County • Full Story
Check and balance
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04.30.2021 • Orange County • Segment
Not friendly
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04.30.2021 • Orange County • Segment
Can’t be healthy
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04.30.2021 • Orange County • Segment
Dreaming about food
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04.30.2021 • Orange County • Full Story
Mental endurance
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04.30.2021 • Orange County • Full Story
Letter from Orange County Theo Lacy Jail , April 30, 2021, #7889
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